More description?
Misc. Hi Cathy,
Can you describe the cake more (what it looked like, texture, etc.)? Farina is another name for semolina flour, and it's used in a lot of Italian, Greek, and Middle Eastern desserts!
There's a recipe floating around the 'Net for an Italian "orange semolina cake" (no name in Italian given), which is like a cheesecake and doesn't contain heavy cream. Could that be it?
Susan, Hawaii
Can you describe the cake more (what it looked like, texture, etc.)? Farina is another name for semolina flour, and it's used in a lot of Italian, Greek, and Middle Eastern desserts!
There's a recipe floating around the 'Net for an Italian "orange semolina cake" (no name in Italian given), which is like a cheesecake and doesn't contain heavy cream. Could that be it?
Susan, Hawaii
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1 | ISO: farina and ricotta cake |
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2 | More description? |
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3 | ISO: Farina and ricotta cake |
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4 | Recipe: Aunt Loretta's Farina & Ricotta Cheesecake for Cathy |
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